Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-11-13

L. GodehAu1 lift As corning for
San Francisco.
s. n. Henley has iust received atty
boxes OF hns apples.
Mr.. and Mn. 1no. n. Dorsey came
IN from Fort Hsusck to-day.
Commissioners O. b. Bird left on this
mornings stage tor TuscaIors.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. z. Hooteu came in
from South Fork yesterday and re-
turned to-day.
Miss stoter who has BEEN VISITING the
Misses Garrecht left on Sunday for her
home ia sacramento.
Miss Katie Thorpe left this morning
for Huntington Valley where she will
teach a term Of school In Sherman dis
trict.
10. Henneu. Of Pleasant Valley, will
Soon be = resident Of Elko. having rent
ed C. Il. Hule'S house, next door to John
Ainley.
Charleston Enterprise II can water
stock as we'll as The rst Of EN-" says
the honest farmer. ae be carries the pail
around smong his cattle. .
We regret to state that Mn. 4. D..
F~arns~orth. who Was brought 10 some
ten days since for medical treatment, 10
still confined TO her bed.
@. ". Taylor. Of Pleasant Valley.
aud W. N. Biggs left tais morning for .
two weeks trip TO Hicks District, in the
northern part OIL the county.
Index nion:-At Genoa, Douglas
county. on Wednesday. Joseph 6cheiek
had one e-e put out 6y a nail which ho
Vas driving bounding backward and
striking that 0Rn.
We narrowly escaped having an nd.
for a lost wife to-day. but mo gentle.
man from South Fork, after dIligent
search. found her at the dress makers,
just where he should have looked for
her At FIRST.
Burlington Free Press Occasionally
practical jokers do . witty thing-os
when some students in . western city
took down . sign. stamping done
here" and put it up over the entrance
to q variety theatre.
Silver 6tate:--John Sparks. Of the
hrm Of Sparks 4 Tinnin. who own
thousands aud ten thousands Of cattle
IN Eastern Nevada and Idaho. has
purchased . rAuch near Reno. aud will
remove his family to Reno.
EIaminer:-An Englishman has been
6ned $1,000 for embracing u Seattle
woman who did not wish 10 be en-
braced by AN EuglishmAn, The custom
nry complaint Of foreigners that Injuries
are expensive in this country seems to
have some foundation.
Great demand is made upon the
Treasury from all sections Of the eoun-
try. for bills Of small denomination, but
tho supply il exhausted at the Depart
ment, aud IL not known how soon they
can resume the issue. on Aceoun OF the
pressure at the Bureau Of Printing and
Engraving for Internal Revenue Stamps.
EIchauge:-"Yes." said . female
lecturer on vonan's rights. in = sad
voice. 'ouE world 10 miSHdjuIted and
full Of trials and tTibulAtions." As she
step pot from the platform q dAppsr lit
lie gentleman. with hnIr combed straight
up. touched her and whispered: 81 can
Secure you n divorce, mA'sn. in less
thAn fifteen days"
The HALEY Sevs-Miner states upon
the authority OF JsVett Il. Francis that
typhoid fever is quickly cured by abe
following Anple remedy: WRAP the
patient up in q couple OF blankets
stseped in strong sHgebrush tea. and in
. very short time the fever will be
drawn entirely ont. SIR. Francis says
he has tried it tims and again in Idaho
and never failed.
Nevada Tribuns:-A gentleman en-
tered . phrsnologiSt's Office in Carson.
aud asked To hive his head examined.
After q moments inspection. the pro.
lessor started back. eIclaining: Good
heavens! you have the most %unaccount-
able combination OF attributes I ever
discovered III = human being. Were
your parents SccSnu!cr' "So. air."
replied the nli.round character. insekly.
"but my wife is. You needn't pay any
attention to the larger bumps. sir"
Range riders in Bear Lake County,
Eastern Idaho. state that cattle. sspeei.
ally calves and colts born OF the range
pear the timber line in The West noun.
taius. are being destroyed by the large
gray timber wolves. that rome from
,beir lnir aud carry them Of. Large
packs Of them are seen and they are
very bold and determined. II is =
species OF wolf thatiss stranger 70 the
locality and seems "a have smigrated
there last Wintsr.--t Chicago Times.
40 Arizona di'pA,oh Says: The
north and south mails were held mp by
ono man abou. midnight on October
3lst between 81. Johns and Navajo.
The mail going south vas taken arrt,